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Series consists of the following files:
1) Alternate Service, Forstei (Forestry) 1906-1914 - various authors - (1 file) Box 246
2) Institutions: Orphanages, Marientaubstummenschule,(School for the Deaf), Morija Diakonissenheim (Deacon's Homes) Altenheim (Seniors' homes), Mental Hospital, Bethania 1900-1927 - (1 file) Box 246
3) Institutions: Schools and teachers: Zentralschule (Secondary School), Maedchenschule Girl's School), Mennonitischen Mittelschule (Middle School), Dorfschuhle (Village School),Teacher's Associations - (1 file) Box 246
4) Institutions: hospitals in Melitopol, Muntau, Simferopol, Bethania Mental Hospital - (1 file) Box 246
5) Religious Concerns: Evangelism, Ministers' Conference, Sunday School, Intermennonite Fellowship, Pastoral Questions - (1 file) Box 246
6) Social Conscience toward the Ukrainians 1907-1909 - (1 file) Box 246
7) New Settlements, 1906-1907, 1909, 1911-1913: Kaplan, Siberia, Samara, Waldheim, Orenburg, Omsk, Terek, Berdjansk, Gnadenfeld, Halbstadt, Memrik, Barnaul, Neu Samara, Sagradowka (Sagradovka), Chortitza, Tiege - (1 file) Box 246
8) Mennonite villages in Russia, with Russian name, Mother Colony, year established. Tim Janzen used the Deutsches Ausland Institut documents to create this list. 19 pages , Mennonite Settlements, Alphabetical, Alternate name, date founded, Map of Molotschna - (1 file) Box 246
9) Polish Prussia, listing number of households, numbers of baptized members in 1568 - (1 file) Box 246

"Bethania" , Maenerabteilung "Salem" was the mental health unit for men which opened 20 August 1911 and provided rooms for 16 men. According to GAMEO the conference was the sponsor and owner of Bethania. It was operated by a board of eight directors, most of whom were leading businessmen and industrialists with J. J. Suderman as chairman, and J. G. Lepp as treasurer. Contributions were raised throughout the settlements and congregations. Some of the industrialists and large estate owners contributed large sums of money. Dr. I. Thiessen was connected with the institution almost throughout the 16 years of its existence.

This item is a formal picture of Wilhelm J. Bestvater, well-known Mennonite Brethren minister and Bible school teacher, and his wife Helena (Janzen) Bestvater. Created by CMBS for Andreas Schroeder, 1990.

This item is a portrait of George M. Berkefeld, Director of the Canadian Christian Council for Resettlement of Refugees in Bremen Germany from 1951-1955. After 1955, he worked for the Canadian Pacific Railway in the Immigration and Settlement Department.

This photo is of a group of missionaries posing for a photo in Shamshabad, India. Back row, l-r: J.H. Voth, J.N.C. Hiebert with Phyllis, Viola and John Wiebe with baby John, Father D.F. Bergthold, J.H and Maria Lohrenz. Middle row, l-r: Mary Voth, Anna Hiebert with Grace, Margaret Suderman, Mary Wall, Mother Anna Bergthold with Esther, Katharine Schellenberg. Sitting, l-r: Ted Voth, Sam Bergthold, Hugo and Tilly Voth, Catherine Reimer.